Fall asleep.
Stay asleep.
Wake up clear.
Made for the whole night — the wind-down, the 3 a.m. wake-up, and the morning after. 20mg CBN, 15mg CBG and Montmorency tart cherry, with no added melatonin.
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Why we built it
A bad night has more than one shape.
The long wind-down
Lights are off, but your head isn't. An hour in you're doing math on how much sleep you can still get.
The 3 a.m. wake-up
You got to sleep fine. Staying there is the problem — and the alarm is four hours out.
The heavy morning
Something put you under, but you wake up slow and thick-headed. You needed today.
Risachi is formulated for all three: winding down, staying asleep, and how you feel when the alarm goes. Melatonin is a hormone — we don't add one.
What's in it
Three actives. No blends, no hiding.
One gummy, one dose, printed on the label — and the third-party lab report is published for anyone to read. The full ingredient panel, pectin base and all, is on the bottle.
20mg
CBN
The sleep-leaning cannabinoid the whole formula is built around. Non-psychoactive at this serving.
15mg
CBG
CBN's partner, carrying the wind-down side of the formula. Also non-psychoactive.
500mg
Tart cherry
Montmorency extract — a whole food that carries its own trace of melatonin. We add none.
No added melatonin · No proprietary blends · Third-party tested
Read the certificate of analysis — the same one we'd want to see.
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Melatonin, by the milligram
We don't add melatonin. Here's the scale that makes that a real difference.
1 mg = 1,000 mcg. A milligram is a thousand micrograms, so these amounts are further apart than they look: a 10 mg supplement is roughly 100,000× the melatonin in the tart cherry dose below.
Most → least
- 1–10 mg= 1,000–10,000 mcgA typical over-the-counter melatonin pill or gummy
- microgramsa traceWhat your own body releases on a normal night
- ~0.1 mcg= 0.0000001 mgMontmorency tart cherry, per the study dose
- 0 mgnone addedRisachi — added melatonin
Supplement and body-output ranges are typical published figures; the tart cherry amount is the dose used in Howatson et al. (2012), not a measurement of our gummy. Montmorency tart cherry naturally contains a small, food-level amount of melatonin — we add none. We have not measured the melatonin content of our own product. The 100,000× figure is calculated from those two published doses, not measured. Sources and full discussion in The Melatonin Problem.
Honest About the Science
Our formula is built on ingredients studied in real, placebo-controlled human trials — over 50 of which we reference and link across our Journal. Here is the honest read on each, including where the evidence is strong, early, or still mixed.
50+
Peer-Reviewed Studies
referenced and linked across our Journal
321
Participant CBN Trial
placebo-controlled, 20mg CBN (Bonn-Miller 2024)
20mg
CBN Per Serving
the exact dose that trial studied
0mg
Added Melatonin
melatonin-free by design
These are findings from published, peer-reviewed trials on our core ingredients — not studies of the Risachi product itself, and some were industry-funded. Individual results vary. We link every source, funding and all, in each Journal article.
CBN (Cannabinol)
Evidence: early but promising
- Mildly sedating cannabinoid formed as hemp ages
- Studied for reducing nighttime awakenings
- Non-habit forming — no known tolerance build-up
- Non-psychoactive at our serving size
Where the science stands: a 321-person placebo-controlled trial (Bonn-Miller et al., 2024) found 20mg of CBN — our exact dose — significantly reduced nighttime awakenings. The research base is young but pointed in the right direction. Full sources in our Journal.
Montmorency Tart Cherry
Evidence: strongest of the three
- Naturally contains a small, food-level amount of melatonin — no added melatonin
- Randomized trials link it to longer, more efficient sleep
- Anthocyanins with anti-inflammatory activity
- A food, not a synthetic hormone dose
Where the science stands: a randomized controlled trial (Howatson et al., 2012) found Montmorency tart cherry modestly increased total sleep time and sleep efficiency in healthy adults. Modest and real — that's the honest read.
CBG (Cannabigerol)
Evidence: mostly preclinical
- The 'mother cannabinoid' — precursor to all others
- Studied for calming and relaxation pathways
- Included for the cannabinoid entourage rationale
- Zero psychoactivity
Where the science stands: most CBG research is preclinical — lab and animal work, limited human sleep data. We include it as CBN's supporting partner, not on standalone claims.
What We Formulate For
Deeper Sleep
Designed to support restorative sleep
Staying Asleep
Formulated to support fewer wake-ups
Winding Down
Supports a calmer path to sleep onset
Clear Mornings
Wake up refreshed, not groggy
Molecular Foundations
Every compound is third-party verified and standardized to the labeled dose. No proprietary blends. No hidden dosages. Complete transparency.
- Montmorency tart cherry · 10:1 extract500 mg
- CBN (cannabinol) · 99.2% isolate20 mg
- CBG (cannabigerol) · 99.5% isolate15 mg
- Added melatonin · none0 mg
Amounts are per gummy, as printed on our label. Tart cherry is a 10:1 Montmorency extract. Independent lab measurements for CBN, CBG and THC are shown further down this page.
CBN (Cannabinol)
CB1 receptor modulation
20mg
per serving
20mg
Per Serving
99.2%
Isolate Purity
None
Psychoactive
Non-psychoactive cannabinoid derived from aged hemp via controlled oxidation. Early human trials are promising for staying asleep — we cover the evidence honestly in our Journal.
Montmorency Tart Cherry
Tart cherry extract + anthocyanins
500mg
per serving
500mg
Per Serving
10:1
Extract Strength
0mg
Added Melatonin
Standardized Montmorency extract with bioactive anthocyanins. Naturally contains a small, food-level amount of melatonin — we never add synthetic melatonin.
CBG (Cannabigerol)
CB1/CB2 receptor modulation
15mg
per serving
15mg
Per Serving
99.5%
Isolate Purity
None
Psychoactive
The 'mother cannabinoid' from which other cannabinoids are derived. Paired with CBN for the entourage rationale — most CBG research is still preclinical, and we say so plainly.
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Verified, not asserted
A label is a claim. A lab report is a measurement.
Here is what our label prints, next to what an independent lab found in the gummy.
CBN
Label
20 mg
Lab found
21.7 mg
per gummy
CBG
Label
15 mg
Lab found
15.8 mg
per gummy
THC
Label
None
Lab found
ND
non-detect
Third-party tested · sample 30260128-1, issued February 6, 2026 · 37.47 mg total cannabinoids per gummy · CBD, CBDV, CBDA, CBC, Delta-8 THC and THCA also non-detect. Figures are from a single tested batch. Read the full report.
Wellness Journal
Moving beyond the incoherent fragments of the past. Our journal provides professional-grade insights into sleep hygiene and performance recovery.

Why 20mg CBN + 15mg CBG + Tart Cherry: Our Formulation, Explained
Why 20mg CBN, why pair it with 15mg CBG, why tart cherry instead of melatonin, and what we deliberately left out. The complete reasoning behind the Risachi formulation.
Jul 2, 2026

How to Read Our Lab Report: The Risachi COA, Explained Line by Line
A certificate of analysis is only useful if you know what you're looking at. Here's Risachi's COA explained line by line — potency, THC, and the red flags to check on any brand's lab report.
Jul 2, 2026

The Melatonin Problem: Dosage Side Effects, Misleading Labels, and Tart Cherry for Sleep
Synthetic vs natural melatonin is the wrong question. What actually matters for your sleep: correct melatonin dosage, honest supplement labels, and whether tart cherry is a better natural sleep aid.
Jun 15, 2026